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If you can, check out the nearby gardens after your cavern visit. It's a nice way to relax and cool off, especially after that underground vibe.

If you're planning to take a lot of photos, a lightweight tripod is a lifesaver. The lighting in there can be tricky, and you’ll want to capture those stunning rock formations without blur.

I recommend bringing a water bottle and snacks. There are not many places to grab a bite inside the park, and I was starving after the tour.

If you're looking to save some cash, pack a picnic! The views are so nice, and there are great spots to eat outside instead of spending at the visitor center

I think you should definitely make time for the scenic drives in the park. They're breathtaking and a nice break from cave exploring.

If you're planning to take photos, go with a camera that does well in low light. My phone shots didn’t capture the beauty of the cave at all!

Consider booking your tickets online ahead of time. I saved a few bucks that way and avoided long lines at the entrance!

I suggest downloading a good caving app or map before you go. GPS might not work well inside, and getting lost in those stunning caverns doesn't sound like fun!